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From consolidating the 107 School Administrative Units to sunsetting the Pease Development Authority and embracing artificial intelligence to “compliment not replace” state workers, a 77-page report on improving state efficiency has been issued.
Anheuser-Busch InBev is closing its Merrimack brewery employing about 125 full-time employees in the next two months, officials said Thursday.
Blessed by natural snow statewide and unusually cold temperatures the past few weeks, New Hampshire ski area operators said they are off to a great start for the 2025-26 season and held a winter kick off party at McIntyre Ski Area Monday night attended by both Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, D-NH.
In a 1919 letter written by poet Robert Frost, he worried that the cellar to his 1850s home here was so flooded with water that it might destroy the recently purchased furnace.
Meagan Rose, assistant to the Executive Council, said it’s a holiday tradition for the chambers to get a fresh and fragrant Christmas tree grown in Bethlehem at the Rocks Estate, which is owned by The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she is asking the Trump Administration to reconsider its decision last month to revise temporary housing policies for the homeless.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said going forward some of her priorities in 2026 including working on affordable housing issues, childcare and public safety initiatives.
A design mistake that has halted construction of the state’s new Secure Psychiatric Forensic Hospital in Concord has set the plan back and will likely cost taxpayers about $5 million, the state’s Executive Council was told Wednesday.
Executive Councilor John Stephen, R-Manchester, is recovering from a serious cardiac event while out running Sunday, according to colleagues and a social media post on his Facebook page.